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Re: [Portfolio] - Alex Wells, Prop and Environment Artist
Another term would be trim textures, a good example would be here. http://www.thiagoklafke.com/modularenvironments.html -
Re: [Portfolio] - Alex Wells, Prop and Environment Artist
awesome DOF bro :D i guess this is how i will see things when my eyesight turns to crap. model looks nice, but texture could use more material variety. for example you could make rims metallic or add some black plastic here and there. also, is there a reason for leaving all those useless edge loops there? i recall your… -
Re: [Portfolio] - Alex Wells, Prop and Environment Artist
If you want to do a foliage scene, it's not bad to do the tutorial first, since as far as I know it's a fairly standard and generic way to make foliage. I'd say, just make sure after you done it, to grab a couple of references of trees you like, and just make a set of trees/flowers/plants that weren't done in the tutorial.… -
Re: [Portfolio] - Alex Wells, Prop and Environment Artist
Hey guys its been a bit over 4 months since I started this topic and my big push to get my first industry job. So first off huge thanks to everyone who has given crits and helped me in any way. I really think that not enough artists talk about their weaknesses. A lot of inspiring artists see other professionals and they… -
Re: [Portfolio] - Alex Wells, Prop and Environment Artist
Seriously, I think you should go for a complex environment scene and I don't mean something as overused as the batcave. There's too much nice examples for it already in the films and the games making it hard for you to compete with. Why not surprise your viewers with something they haven't seen already or don't even know?…
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